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A Photo Shoot with World Class Kenyan Runners
Caroline Rotich (above) is one of the favorites in this years New York City Marathon. She is sleek and fast. We shot running images on a trail just south of Santa Fe, where they run anywhere from six miles to a full marathon every day. There are no days off. They are motivated and dedicated like few athletes I have worked with before.
My thanks to Scott at the AmeriKenyan Running Club for all his help setting up this shoot and to the runners who were great to work with. I hope to work with them again soon on assignment or just shooting more stock images.
Michael Clark